how to store the variables in an array with nearly same name

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private var story1 : String;
private var story2 : String;
private var story3 : String;
private var story4 : String;
private var story5 : String;
private var story6 : String;
private var story7 : String;
private var story8 : String;
private var story9 : String;

private var story : String[] = new String[9];
    
private var i : int;
function Awake() {
    for(i=0;i<9;i++) {
        story *= story+i;*

}
}
I want to store the string variables in this array. How can I do this??

2

It may be slower but have you considered using array.Push(variable) instead?

Example: Untested

private var story1 : String;
private var story2 : String;
private var story3 : String;
private var story4 : String;
private var story5 : String;
private var story6 : String;
private var story7 : String;
private var story8 : String;
private var story9 : String;

private var story : Array = new Array();
private var i : float = 0;

function Awake() {
     for(i=0;i<9;i++) {
          story.Push(story+i);
     }
     Debug.Log("Values within the story() array are: "+story);
}

Edit: Actually, now that I think of it, I don’t believe “story+i” will produce “story1”, “story2” etc, but I’m not sure. If you get around that I believe the code above will work for you.